Everyman’s production of Assassins is a complex but ultimately rewarding work that allows us a glimpse into the inner experience of those we revile. Continue Reading
Assassins: Everyman explores celebrity, capitalism and murder
Canberra
Review: Filling the Space by QL2 Dance
From the moment the curtain first raises through to its final close, QL2 Dance Filling the Space deftly questions the relationship of bodies in space Continue Reading
How to shop for Sustainable Fashion in Canberra
A lot of us want to shop in a more conscious way. But it can be hard to know where to start. Here is our guide to shop for sustainable fashion in Canberrra Continue Reading
CARDIF Collective in Liquidation – What it means for Canberra’s Designers and Makers
On the 15th of May 2019 CARDIF Collective, a Canberra based retail and workspace for local designers and makers, went into liquidation. What does this mean? Continue Reading
Building a Conscious Wardrobe – Pop CBR does sustainable fashion with Emma Leiden
Join us for a FREE evening of sustainable fashion at Pop CBR on Tuesday 30th April! Leiden editor Emma Leiden will be talking about conscious consumerism Continue Reading
Queers – The Importance of Sharing Queer Stories
In Queers, a play curated by Mark Gatiss, Everyman Theatre Company highlights the importance of queer storyelling by sharing unique queer experience Continue Reading
Billboard Activism – Sexism and Geocon
In March Leiden highlighted the way Canberra construction firm Geocon tried to capitalise on IWD. A lot has happened since then including billboard activism Continue Reading
Meraki Fashion Show Review
via the Meraki Instagram Natural light spilled from the windows of the Fitters Workshop. Two rows of white chairs were arranged in the centre of the room, a minimalist floral photo wall stood against the wall and stalls of clothing and accessories lined the side of the space. A table groaned under the weight of perfectly arranged food, the angelic voice of Danny Pratt cut through the air and a pop-up nail bar waited it to be enjoyed. Everything was picture-perfect. But that’s not such a surprise for Meraki, an event that was born from Instagram. An hour after arrival… Continue Reading